Upcoming PhD positions at the IMPRS for Molecular Organ Biology in Autumn 2023
IMPRS for Molecular Organ BiologyBad Nauheim, GermanyThanks to all the academics who submitted their application!
The application deadline has passed and the selection process started. More information for the new call-out will come up during this Autumn 2023. Stay tuned!
PhD Studies in the Heart of Europe.
The International Max Planck Research School for Molecular Organ Biology (IMPRS-MOB) offers fully funded positions to talented and enthusiastic students holding a relevant Master‘s degree. The IMPRS for Molecular Organ Biology is an excellent graduate program hosted by the in Bad Nauheim and works in close collaboration with Goethe University (Frankfurt) and Justus Liebig University (Gießen). We are dedicated to train, mentor and educate young and talented doctoral students in life sciences and beyond. The PhD program brings together experts from all over the world and provides a vibrant scientific environment throughout your PhD.
You will participate in a three-year professional graduate school program including lectures, dedicated seminars, methods courses and retreats, and you will benefit from the scientific offerings of the Max Planck Institute and the affiliated universities. The international and multi-disciplinary approach of the program covers cellular and molecular aspects that control physiological and pathophysiological processes of organ systems. We promote cross-frontier thinking and scientific networking and provide an optimal environment for young and talented scientists to start an academic career in the field of life sciences.
Successful candidates can choose a cutting-edge research project in the field of
- Development
- Remodeling and Regeneration
- Stem Cell Biology
- Developmental Genetics
- Translational Research
- Cancer
- Metabolism
Applicants should hold an MSc with a strong background in biological sciences, biochemistry, medicine, pharmacy or a related discipline.
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